Dr. Sioshansi has a new article about retail costs on the Energy Central website. It is titled, “Why Are Electricity Rates (High And) Rising?”. To read it, click here.
October 2024 EEnergy Informer
The October 2024 issue of EEnergy Informer is now available. Here is the contents list:
- Taxing Vice Or Rewarding Virtue?
- Renewable Lower Electricity Prices
- China’s Renewable Capacity Exceeds Coal
- Going Beyond Solar + Batteries
- Why Are Electricity Rates (High And) Rising?
- Electrification An Uphill Battle When Electricity Is Expensive
- Golden State Gets A Reality Check
- Add Solar To Batteries; Not The Other Way Around
- Demand For Stationary Storage Growing Faster Than For EV Batteries
- Best Storage, Like Everything Else, Is Hybrid
- The Dawn Of Long Duration Storage
- What Happens Now That Renewable Are Really Cheap
- US Electricity Transformation Stunning
- EEnergy Informer In The News
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Article on Virtual Power Plants on Energy Central
Dr. Sioshansi has a new article about virtual power plants on the Energy Central website. It is titled, “Virtual Power Plants Testing The Waters”. To read it, click here.
September 2024 EEnergy Informer
The September 2024 issue of EEnergy Informer is now available. Here is the contents list:
- The New Normal: Extreme Weather
- Electricity Demand Up, Coal Consumption (Hopefully) Not
- Yet Another Energy Transition Underway
- Californians Add Batteries To Rooftop Solar
- Distributed Energy Resources Move To Center
- Paying More For Less Reliable Service
- Is Regulatory Compact Fit For Purpose?
- Customers Or Ratepayers?
- Battery Manufacturing Overcapacity = Falling Costs
- Innovation In Distribution Business
- Virtual Power Plants Testing The Waters
- Nuclear Revival?
- EEnergy Informer In The News
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Article about Load Growth due to AI on Energy Central
Dr. Sioshansi has a new article about load growth due to AI on the Energy Central website. It is titled, “AI, Data Centers And Load Growth”. To read it, click here.
August 2024 EEnergy Informer
The August 2024 issue of EEnergy Informer is now available. Here is the contents list:
- Saving The Planet
- The Ascent Of Solar Energy
- Energy Transition: Fast Or Faster
- Self-generation On The Rise
- Rooftop Solar Helps On Hot Sunny Days
- Happy Prosumer, Unhappy Utility
- AI, Data Centers And Load Growth
- Peak Oil: Soon Or Not So Soon?
- Is TotalEnergies Seriously Committed?
- Nuclear Revival: Don’t Hold Your Breath
- Virtual Power Plants Take Baby Steps
- Politics, Polarization And Dysfunction
- EEnergy Informer In The News
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Article about Retail Prices on Energy Central
Dr. Sioshansi has a new article about retail on the Energy Central website. It is titled, “Will Electrification Lead To Lower Rates?”. To read it, click here.
Article about Electric Buses on The Driven
Dr. Sioshansi has a new article about electric buses on the The Driven website. It is titled, “Too good to be missed: An entire school electric bus fleet is sending power the grid”. To read it, click here.
July 2024 EEnergy Informer
The July 2024 issue of EEnergy Informer is now available. Here is the contents list:
- Turning The Corner?
- Clean Energy Tops Fossil Investments
- Can We Keep To 1.5C Temperature Rise?
- Batteries Ease Duck Curve Woes
- Around The Corner: Vehicle-to-grid
- Nuclear Energy
- Coal Facing Increased Headwinds
- FERC Finally Rules On Transmission
- Fossil Fuel System: Inefficient To The Core
- Heat Pumps: Can’t Get Enough
- Will Electrification Lead To Lower Rates?
- Electrification: Risk And Opportunity
- Readers Write
- EEnergy Informer In The News
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Article about Nuclear on Renew Economy
Dr. Sioshansi has a new article about nuclear energy on the Renew Economy website. It is titled, “Very late and over budget: Why newest large nuclear plant in US is likely to be the last”. To read it, click here.